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A Small Boy Burned to Death.

NEW YORK, Dec. Fire In a tenement house,
at 345 west 43d street. early this morning, caused
panic among its Inmates. All escaped unlnJured
except Jos Jacobs, aged five, who was burned TO
death. The damage 10 the building will amount
10 $20, 000
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customs at San Francisco has been Instructed 70
allow free entry OF the baggage and effects OF
Wong Pc Sze, Ng Chew Knog and Wong Ting
Cheong, Chinese consular officials, who are ex-
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COINAGE DURING NovENBER.-During the month
Of November The total coinage at the u. s. mints
was Is 614, 400 pieces the value being S1,2g7290
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The HOuse Cane uases,

The republican caucus is called to meet at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, IN the hail OF the
House. The democratic caucus win meet at 2
O'Clock.
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They Shot At Him.
YOUNG coLoRRp NAN WHO HAD NARROW

This afternoon, in the Police Court, John Steep
was charged with assaulting young colored man
named Henry Pinkett, BY firing at him. Pfnkett
testified that he went into Sleeps store corner OF
goth and n streets last Saturday evening. and
while In there he picked up pair OF bones belong
ing to one OF the DEFENDANTS smaller brothers, The
boy asked for them. but witness did not give them
70 him. as he was only joking One Of the older
ened 10 hurt him, and threw q
weight at him. Witness threw the weight
back and ran. The weight, he said. struck the
ant nred several shots at him. A policeman ap-
peared and also shot At him, without inquiring
what was the matter; henry Grady. colored, gave
was thrown Pinkett threw the bones In the street.
The testimony was very conflicting, and the court
quilted him. He was then tried FOR carrying pis-
toll and was fined $50
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The Crown Primce,s C0mdliiOn.
THE LOCAL THROAT AFFECTION rs NOT ExTRNDIN
AND HIS GENERAL HRALTH Is GOOD.

AND HIS GENERAL HEALTH Is GOOD
SAN RENO. Dec. 1.-The crown prince and princess
ron, consisting OF three fr1gates passed close in
shore at noon. and when opposite the crown
princes villa the yards were manned, q twenty
one gun salute was fred and the bands on board
played the national anthem. An Official bulletin
issued to-day, says the local affection In the crown
princes throat does not at the present time ap-
pear 70 be extending. There Is no dimculIy OF
respiration Or In swallowing, and thegeneral funC-
tons OF the body continue perfect
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CIvIL-SER VICE EXAMNATIoN.-An eXamina-
ton OF applicants to I'LL vacancy in the Bureau
OF Provisions and Clothing in the Navy Depart
ment will be held at the rooms of the Civil-Ser-
vice Commission Saturday, December 10, 1857.
The special character OF the work which Will be
required OF the appontee renders it necessary that
he should be expert In the technical knowledge
necessary In proving returns made to the bureau
from ships In commission. Applicants whose legal
residence Is the District Of Columbia viii not be
admtfL,.d To the Examination
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
.EsPEY-HAknoN, On Novsmbsr 30 1gs7. e the
". BALDWIN, FERDINAND E6rEY - LIZ u LILA
HARMON. both Of Warrington. d. C.
HoMlEroAkDEER on wsdaSeey. lgv2hsr
sssssa hEsRT 2: Hoxit z s.s'fl'5. X T. =
bsr %. isss. q Is pm. icHxRD ooIttfssEE.
= IT, tUenSI- n1ufh y0ar Of hls 60
yoNEa Ts3a,E NSyspssr ga. lss5 e e'c,oes
EhiSs. n q tysuy 18th yssr Of ~ s9e
~ Hsissivss and fr5ssds invissd % ssssnd. %
No william Il Nuilan. MD slsvsn yssS nd nina
fssssl nm IN lsss s.aassss lozS Hsrsh o.paso,
- :: 80 -; 80 S:s:: n nj f;:::
MATERs Az esleusu CITY. xanssa, Novvut,r n,
aeez: nss AnH 4 WATEns IN ths ssvssty-Afsh ~
S o. a. - s.;, NV: 6 49, &c
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TIE WAGNER SocIErY CoNcKKra-The drst OF
the series OF four concerts OF the Richard Wa9.
ner Society win be given at the Unfversast Church
18th and streets this evening.
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APPOINTED As UNITED STATES MARslAL-Ths
President to-day appointed Jno. Myers to b<
United States marshal for the District OF Oregon.
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DUBLIN, Dec. Lord Mayor sullivan has applied
for an adjournment until Monday Of his second
trial for printing reports Of meetings Of suppressed
branches o. the lea9ne In his paper, The Nott0n.
The crown opposes An adtDurnmenk
When the case was called to-day an adjourn
ment was taken untn tomorrow, by mutual con.
sent
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CHARGED with Smuggling.

Sn0HBc0 Win SmuXXAnuBs
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The British steamer Mareca,
Capt. Young, from Antwerp for Boston, which put
into Queenstown for coal, has been detained for
smuggling. Ninety pounds OF tobacco found con-
cealed In the vessel have been seized.
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Trauseer. OF Real Essase.

Deeds IN lee have been Med as Follows: ,. q.
81 $50 Maria L Gray 70 Il. H. Gelfry, d. O. 50.
6p4; 81, 7S9 Joseph Dockery 70 Caroline p. Wool
folk OF al, lot So, 50. 634; $500.
Az ENFORCED HoksE TRADk-This morning on
the 7th street road Offlcer George NicholsDn ar.
rested a young colored man named Thomas
Gather on charge Of stealing bay mare worth
$3.50. the property OF Thomas Hnlery, an old
coiored man, who lives on the Good Hope road
Friday, 50 he reports. and bota had AN
animal They talked OF trade. ana
the young man gave his horse %
horse the old man complains, Gather drove Oh
with his mara Gather, he reported. lived
County Nd, and the sheriff was notfned 20 lo0k
out for him The police afterward learned that
Gather had boon seen riding along the road, but
th1s morning.
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W hen baby vas sick. We gave her CastoriA
when shs was child - cried for Csstoria.
When che became niss. she chung to Csstor1a,
Whsn ehs had oAti1rsn. - save them CsstoriA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

near e G lnn5i. r9sd sss,n s.sy. ninsss.: ssi q
IT. ls'sH,oriiS term. 2 ,s
L,oR SALE OR RENT-HOCsE, WITH ~ ROOMS
II two squares from the CAPITOL AL modern Improve
on I 81 =
E9R sALE-AT FIRST coyT; Z NV BHY:wIN-
ass $500 lsis
L HopEkAfE: eon..ins s,.v.E rooms: Sna.hsd =
siS
s sAItt6 6oS sAcs sDgSE st Nos5
rooms baths pantries. &c: heated By furnace: aiso
o nes g. ;s ,o
1ilfY; IyGsoy es1sk stable in rear sTEISEs
d 4, Ga MINI . cen
invss.msnt houses 1903 and 1905 a s,ax,
Dso asFE' to OF al daas4 g .1s
EoR Saloon MARION ST., SEVERAL NEW
u brick housss; rooms bstn, cellar al mod imPs
s SON. iis Ns saei Yc sisa ave- nsos
+ DENCE, 3 ROOMS DEEP; we'll located; north
Effs 1908 ST. and hsrd'a 1913
NOR sALE-HOMES IN NORTHwEsT.
Brick. 10 and cellar, three stories and back build
ing, newly papered and new sanitary plumb
Brick, rs, bath. well built. lot 42x7O..... $500
Brick. rs, bath; lot 20x10S to alley 1900
Brick. rs. St lot 2ox140 fourth caAh. 37UO
Brick. = rs. 10th ST.. bet. nd r. 2lx1l0 5000
Brick. 8 large rooms bath. and cellar z. Cap.
WHITAKER jordan,
n29-3t llI7 IT.
1.Ok 'SALE-10Oe 18th ST. NV, THREE-STORY.
II endorsement Brick Dwelling. eleven rooms all
Cell
Price 80 900. For particulars cali after p.nL W. H
SWANDEh, zoos 1lth ST. NV. n25-St
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THE DEBT INcREAsED.-Treasurer Hyatt has NJ
turned to Washington from business visit to
Philadelphia and New York. He says that the
debt statement 10 be issued this afternoon viii
show increase OF a lutte more than 81, 600 600
in the public debt since November !, mainly ut
t.ibutable, In his opinion 10 the unusually large
disbursements for pensions, &C.. during the month
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The WEEKLY STARs Pocket Atlas Of The world
u offered free 70 every new subscriber Tor one year
70 the WxEKIY SrAR. II u Handsomely printed
book o. l91 pages profusely illustrated, with more
wealth Of general Information. Bee advertlse-
ment In another column.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

v,OR REMITTANCE STABLE. WITHIN BLOCK
u DapOuI CiTCe. scconmo 1atiIlx four horses and
10 CARRIAGES, very low rent Apply to CHARLES
BAkLl. 0O3 lsth ST NV. d1-2w
1sOa kENT-ALL OF SECOND FLOOR OF Sl7
u Market SPACE Tor rent. knabe a Co. Piano
v 4rvroouas Inquire Of Mrs.. MANY J. WEIGH, 1907
y 81 ~. nZ2-l2t'
I'oR RENT-RooMs, on TWO UPPER FLOORS,
u 1O3 10th n ~ from December 4. r. j. PAIN
SsS p ave References required n2l-lm
l'Ok RENT-REMINGTOS 1YPE-wRIIEAs AT
Il Remington Ofhce-Alschines Of other makes for
sale NhChOfk, skAMANS BENEDICT, cur sth
A1o sts nl-1m
I,OR RENT-CAIIGKAPH TYPEwRITEKs Is PER
u fnout n z<iNAnce also sold easy
HENkl A CLAkkE son,
ss-ssm S33 . n ".
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Tm1 WANT 10 DnAw HIN Prxuux,-To.dsy. q
peutt0n Wa nled by the daughter Of Joseph Ar
ohamnean. IN insane inmate OF 81. Elisabeth
4o9p1tA, fogmerly o1 The 4eth Indiana regiment
sk1H9 ~ writ a. lunAtico inQuiFendo 70 tssua.
md That COMMITTEE b appointed % draw hls
pension.
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sANDwIon, NAss., Dec. 1.-The vessel ashore on
9corton Beach proves 20 Be q southern brig. Shf
liegm shore and Apparently cannot be managed
Her sfs1ls are terribly torn. No assistance haz
oeen ren1ered YET She cannot b reached On 20
count 0f the yale and anow storm.
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TIE CoNvEkT1D NUN-Mrs n. L Shepherd VIII,
by request OF clerRymen and others, tell how she
was converted from Catholicism while IN con-
vent at the National Rines Armory, on Fr1oay
evening. MA shepherd does not pretend 70 make
ny seXpcsure' Of convent life, but simply potntB
out IN an tnofYensive manner, what xhe r0garo1
q the efrors q the catholic religion.
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ENTITLED 70 FREE ENTRY-AsSiStant Secretary
Maynard has informed the collector OF customs
at Hoult0n Me-. that moccasins and snow-shoes
manufactured by Indians, by whom they are
brought INFO the United States entitled free
entry.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

V,oB REST-AT 1854 I4IH ST. y. w, LARGE
II store aud dwelling Inquire at 1875 l4th 4. IL
~ BRENNAN'S Dry ooods n.6-2~'
LOB REM - BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE, 1902
n Ian ST.. 20 80 concreted cellar size;
teL room modern dwelling above. and large BRICK
stable IL Also hne large store ia building
l5th 81 and " u ave- J. w. MYERS. l42s ny.
n21-Sts
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Just how the democrats will proceed in order to
hold point In reserve in case Of republican OBJ
lection to the swearing in OF Mr.. Turpie has not
deve .oped, but they seem determined to do their
best Even the members OF the caucus committee
snake their heads with an air OF determination
and intimate that they will be ready for the
light. AS has been stated in THE STAR
the Senate, when 1t meets Monday, win consist OF
n1ty members, OF whom twenty-five are demo-
Gratis, twenty -four republicans, and Mr. Riddle
berger, an Independent. 1t Is said that Mr.. Rid
dleberger favOrs the immediate seating OF Turpie.
uthls De true the democrats will have the vantage
ground at the opening Of the proceedings
with regard TO the West Virginia case, the
general opinion seems to be that MIR. Faulkner
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NEWS NOTES.

Cholera has appeared at Rome, Italy.
A cattle freight war is IL progress in
Germany.
An earthquake shock mas been felt at
Bonn, Prussia. No damage was done.
The safe In the office of the Credit
| Mobilier, Paris, has been robbed of Ia, 00C
| francs.
| A terrible confagration was reported
raging in the town of Veszprem, Hungary,
on the 5th.
Ayoub Khan, the Afghan claimant who
escaped from Persia, is supposed to be in
his old country.
One hundred brakemen and switchmen
of the Wisconsin Central railway have
struck for increased wages.
Part OF the Louisville & Nashville rail-
way brakemen struck the other day, but
all trains were run on time.
The fire losses of August aggregated
IS, 81, 5O0-a decrease of nearly 50, 900, O0O
as compared with August, 1886.
The Ottoman Bank of Constantinople has
suspended disbursements abroad on &C
count of the Turkish Governments failure
to make deposits.
An Anderson, Ind, special reports the
destruction by fire at that place, of L. d.
Adams q Bros beading factory. Loss,
so, 600; insurance, $4,000.
Advices received in San Francisco state
that the business portion of Calico, a viii
lage in Southern California, had burned.
Loss between $4,000 and 100000.
The Commercial Travelling League of the
United States was organized in Chicago on
the 5th, ten States being represented. G.
F. Corbiere, of New York, was elected
president.
At trades union congress at Swansea,
England, the other day, a resolution con-
demning the Government for suppressing
public meetings in Ireland was passed by Il
vote of SIS to z.
The inmates of tenement houses on Sixth
street, New York, had a narrow escape
during fire on the morning of the 5th. A
few persons were wounded by jumping
into the street.
Hardy Kenton. a wealthy farmer near
Urbana, O., was swindled out of s., 200 by
sharpers recently on the gold brick game.
The men made good their escape, and wrote
Kenton from New York, telling him the
brick cost 81.
The NeloS and COurier's review of the
earthquake work in Charleston, S. c.,
shows that in the past year over e, 900 build
ings have been rebuilt or repaired and that
271 absolutely new buildings have been
erected. The whole cost is 81 300, 600, of
which Charleston spent at least 50, 900, Co.,
Ada Hardy, the sixteen-y ear-old girl
with whom, a fortnight ago, Charles
Pitcher eloped out of revenge for having
been surrendered as a deserter from the
United States by her father has applied in
Chicago for a divorce. She claims that
she was too frightened by Pitcher to real
ize what she was doing.
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Drowned.

About 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
while Charlie Reece, Earnest Cham
pion, Artie Dick, Jesse Gainsford and
Robbie Edwards were bathing in the
river about half mile below the
bridge, Robbie Edwards ventured too
far from shore and was drowned.
Jesse Gainsford made a valieDt at
tempt to rescue his perishing comrade,
but was unsuccessful. They then in
formed George Thatcher, who was
cutting hay near by, who went to
their aid and assisted in taking the
lad from the water, not, however, be-
fore life was extinct DR.. Shaw was
at once sent for and attempted to re-
cussitate the little fellow, but without
avail. Robbie was the bright 8-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith Ed
wards, who are almost frantic over
his sudden death. The funeral cere>
monies were held at the residence of
the boys parents Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-08

We understand the base ball cRut
is arranging a game with the Hal
stead club.
Harry Talcott, the wool and hide
man of Kansas City, was doing the
town Yesterday.
There are a number of wheelmen
in this city who ought to organize a
wheelman's association.
Mrs. Nina Ireland and daughter,
little Ruby, of Great Bend, are in
the city visiting Mrs. Ireland's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Mulkey.-
Hutchinson Neecs.
Surveyor Newcomb is laying out a
sub-divisional addition of Lafferty's
addition to the city of Great Bend.
Also an addition to the town of
Clafin to be known as Dusenbury's
addition. He is also making the
final survey of the entire townships of
Pawnee Rock and Liberty.
III. Uden, of Odin P. O., Chey-
enne township. was a welcome caller
at this Office Monday. Mr.. Udin is
a candidate for Treasurer before the
Democratic County Convention. He
says there are great many acres of
rye being sown in his neighborhood
this fall. As this will make the best
of fall pasture and will be about the
first feed to be had in the spring, it is
not bad idea to SOW lot of it.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Call6used Jumps
from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Stiles, Sprains,
Sore and Swollen Throat from what
ever cause, Coughs, etc. Save $50
by use of one bottle. Warranted.
Sold by A. S. Allen, Druggist, Great
Bend.
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LAND OFFICE AT LARNED, KANSAS, !
TrtIx Dc

Notice is hereby given that the following-naned
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make final
proof IN support of his claim, and that said proof
VIII be made before the Clerk of the District court
Al Great Bend, Barton county, Kan, October II,
1887, viz: ParkisOn Kefier, D. 5. 1874 for the
southeast quarter section "a, township IS south,
range Is west.
de names the following witnesses 10 prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land, viz: c. l. Jones. John Hoag. Cal Dawson
and George Bromer, all of Great Bend Postofice,
Barton county, Kansas
w. Z. BROWNLEE. Register
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J. E. Hayner Co., Pl'fs
NJ 3. and J. n Lawrence
VIM. A. Cook. VIM II
ThOrald, of the Home -
and Foreign Investment fuDhealion Notice
and Agency Company,
The Topeka Investment &
Loan Company, and H.
c. Diehl, Defendants
The above named defendants will take notice that
suit has been brought on this Goth day of August.
1851 IN the District court of Barton county. Kan.
by j. E Hayner Il Co., against them 10 foreclose
a certain mortgage given by NJ. B. and Jane y.
Lawrence to plaintiffs, the northeast quarter OF
section 10, township 16, range 13 west OF D. m TO
secure the payment OF S230.S0 with interest from
November !, 1885, ut - per cent, and unless you
appear and answer the petition in the above cause
on or before October IL, 1887 plaintiffs will take
Judgment for the sum of S230.S0 with u per cent
from November l, 1886, and said mortgage be fore
foreclosed and defendants forever barred OF all
right, tide or interest therein
R1CHCREEK & JENNISON
Attest: Attorneys for Piainfif
IRA d. BEOUGHER,
Clerk District Court.
lSEAL-I 22t3
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LAND OFFICE AT LARNED, KAN.
August Is 1897

Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has flied notice OF his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and that said proof wi
be made before the Register or Receiver at Larned
Kan, on November IS, 1887 viz. Lysander p Joslin
Homestead Entry No. S911, made November ~
1884 for the northeast quarter section a. township
Il, of range - west.
he names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of sad
land, viz: jacob II. Parkison, William Barber
Ferdinand Schadle and Wilkey Rodenbeck AIN OF
Odin, Barton county, Kansas.
w. r. BROWNLEE, Register.
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List of Letters.

The following is a list of letters re-
naming uncalled for at the Great
Bend postoffice for the week ending
Sentemher L 1881
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LOCAL NEWS.

sumo ,ZUU bushels OF WneaG daily.
Still the good work goes OH and a
fine sidewalk is being put down in
front of the postoffice.
Morrison Bros planning mill is
turning out lot of fancy work for
their new hotel building.
The old croaker is compelled to
take back seat, while Great Bend
goes steadily booming on.
Mr.. Nelson Nickerson, of Seward
township, is still lying very low at
the residence of d. Merton.
M. l.. Grimes, cf Mcpherson, who
is interested with DR.. Mccormick in
. the Grandview addition is in town to.
day.
FOR SALE.-I have for sale at
my elevator, good, clean Nebraska
Oats, at 80 cents per bushel.
d1m6m j. 3. DANIELS.
The arrivals at Castle Garden this
year are already 10000 in excess Of
the arrivals during the same period of
last year.
w. M. Gunnell returned Sunday
from his trip to Colorado and the
mountains looking, as he feels, very
much improved in health.
J. B. Unruh, of Pawnee Rock, was
in the city Monday and made this
Office pleasant call. He ordered
the DEMOCRAT for another year.
That sink hole on the west side of
the square could easily be dispensed
with, adding much to the appearance
of the place and convenience to pedes-
TRANS.
Our contractors and builders are
about to run to death with new con-
tracts. If the rush keeps up, We
hardly know what is to become of the
over worked men.
Itch, Mango and Scratches of ev-
cry kind on human or animals cured
in 80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
A. S. Allen, Druggist, Great Bend
Geo. d. Cook, of Topeka, and E.
F. DUR, of Arkansas City, were in
the city yesterday on business con-
corning excursions to be run to this
point this fall.
Mr.. Weaver informs us that the list
Of sales of farm property this year
was much less than any former sale,
the delinqencies being more confined
to city property.
DR.. l.. A. Curtis left last night for
her old home in Quincy, iii. The
many triends of Miss Curtis will re-
gret to learn of her departure and
hope to see her back again soon,
The two new hose reels for the city
fire department arrived over the Mis-
souri, Pacific last evening from Seneca
Falls, New York. They are daudies
and of the best manufacture
We are glad to report a new ten
pound boy at the home of j. Il. Sny>
der east Of town. The young gentle
man came Sunday evening Last. and
John says he'll have some help at
the plow in a year or two.
The unsightly weeds on either side
Of Main street on the way to the depot
are disgrace to the owners of prop
erty, and should be cut down. We
trust the matter will be looked after
by the authorities,
The editor Of the Leader, at Paw
ace Rock, is out on hunting expe>
dition i'll Hodgman County. The
Larned Daily Chronoscope says WEIGH
had big lot of cartridges in his belt
as if loaded for bear or Ute Indians
Hardly stranger comes 10 town
but is impressed with and refers to
the suhstantialness of our boom.
Great Bend recognizes no boom or
growth that is not here to stay. In
this respect it is different from many
other towns we could call to mind at
present.
Robbie Edwards death by drown
ing tuesday ought to be a warning
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-08

Anderson Dorsey Nelson, HarveyW.
Andes, Mr.. Moore, George
Berry, n. w. Odgen, Robert
Brown, May Parkhurst. F.
Buck, Harry L. Rand L:1e1
Cool Rohlffng, Miss Rosa
1 ~, VIII q. Royde, Mrs. Jane
Ellingsworth, Mary Roach, Miss July
t1eIuer, i. ~ Rogers, w, S,
AaNsiiek, Matias Schwartz. MissMag-
dodgers, Jas. dalena
Suffer; ROllin j. Holbrook. Mrs.A.D.
Mmtern, G. +. Smith. FL.
lime, Mrs. Ann Sweet. John III.
Hays V. S. Sheets. VII.
Johnson, SalIfe Sinclair, Walter
Harles, VIM. Thomas. S. A.
Jones, VIM, r. Tomson. WI.
Lyons, Mrs. Matte Wiley. J. III.
Lowman, Joseph LOWS, Mrs. Lizzie
Lease, John Z. Logan. w. b.
Moore, Isaac S.
Persons calling for above please say
advertised. III. z. BAN. u. NJ
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-08
Publication Notice.

State of Kansas, }
Barton County. s.
In District court 10th Judicial district October
term, 1887: